Howdy chaps ,
Not repped for a few years so Im dipping my toes back into the pond on a sub rep basis,shake off the rust .
What I am looking for is the flexing up agreement that states when a part timer covers a full time duty his hours will be made up accordingly.
The poor part timers in our place have been shafted for years, some losing out by well over £100 in there pay packets weekly.
I have scoured the cwu web cant find it and had a hunt on here to no avail ,I know it exists and to change the status quo I need the evidence to my argument.
Thanks in advance chaps
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Flexing up A/Gs when covering F/T duty
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Exrep
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Flexing up A/Gs when covering F/T duty
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Creditshampoo
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How are they losing out on £100 weekly?
Do they book their overtime?
Do they book their overtime?
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enskied
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I remember it, it was part of the 2010 agreement.
It lasted sor just two weeks in our DO. I think it blew the budgets and so disappeared into the DOMs we don't do that anymore box.
It lasted sor just two weeks in our DO. I think it blew the budgets and so disappeared into the DOMs we don't do that anymore box.
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Exrep
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Flexing up A/Gs when covering F/T duty
Monies are lost when he puts a 20 hour contract on a 39 hour duty . Yes they book overtime
Thanks anyway
Thanks anyway
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